"comparative list" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a list that compares and contrasts different items or aspects. Example: In order to make an informed decision, I created a comparative list of the features and prices of the different laptops I was considering purchasing.
But he said that he planned to publish a comparative list of SIM card security by operator in December at a computer hackers' conference in Hamburg, Germany, called the Chaos Communication Congress.
The Hill Collection contains several additional works by Bonaparte: Observations on the nomenclature of Wilson's Ornithology (1826); The genera of North American birds (1828); and A geographical and comparative list of the birds of Europe and North America (1838).
Table 1 Comparative list of Proteus strains with whole genome sequenced Strain Accession no.
Comparative list of Proteus strains with whole genome sequenced has been summarized in Table 1.
Behind The Numbers This comparative list comes from Mercer's Worldwide Cost of Living survey 2009.
In the context of our study, the comparative list of the green rust stability, depending on its anion composition, is as follows: Cl− < CO3 2− < SO4 2−.
If you can't resist comparative lists then Aneki.com will keep you clicking for some time.
Terms such as "naturalness", "diversity" and "fragility" were used to provide a thorough and penetrating comparative listing of sites.
Five years ago, when the Zagat Survey published its first and, alas, only comparative listing of wine prices in New York City, the top wines at Harry's at Hanover Square were often half or a third of what they were in luxury Midtown restaurants.
Students can write comparative lists: Reasons for Britain to consider war with Germany, and reasons why some in Britain admired what Hitler had achieved with his Nazi regime.
Because no matter how good your current comparative lists look, there's always that other list, the secret list you made a long time ago.
